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The international wildlife regulator bans the capture and export of baby African elephants.

The US financier's alleged victims get the chance to speak out before the case is dismissed.

A Chechen dissident shot by a cyclist in a Berlin park had led rebels fighting against Russia.

Five Star says coalition talks can only resume if the centre left backs Giuseppe Conte as leader.

No reason is given for turning down the aid, but Brazil's president accused the G7 of colonialism.

Australia says it has serious concerns for Yang Hengjun who has been detained in Beijing since January.

It is the first euthanasia case in the Netherlands involving a patient suffering from Alzheimer's.

The images show Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi flying a fighter jet, wearing combat fatigues and firing a gun.

Johnson & Johnson must pay the fine for its part in America's deadly painkiller addiction crisis.

Jair Bolsonaro commented on a Facebook post mocking the appearance of Emmanuel Macron’s wife.

The president says talks will start "very shortly" after a weekend of escalating tension with Beijing.

President Donald Trump reportedly suggested bombing hurricanes before they made landfall.

Jakarta, the current capital, sits on swampy land and is gradually sinking below sea level.

Conservative radio show host Joe Walsh faces an uphill battle to win over his party.

The threat of new tariffs and hikes to existing duties by the US and China rattled investors in Asia.

President Emmanuel Macron suggests G7 leaders are close to agreeing a plan to help the rainforest.

Puppet company Blind Summit is preparing for its biggest gig since the London Olympics.

Iran's foreign minister makes a "surprise" visit to Biarritz to meet the French president.

Nearly 200,000 people have been affected by floods since the beginning of July.

An estimated 100 million sharks are killed every year, many for shark fin soup.

A helicopter and an ultralight plane collided, with one of the victims aged under 18.

It is the first time the vehicles have been used in 12 weeks of anti-government protests.

Two years after what the UN calls ethnic cleansing, refugees from Myanmar mark their "genocide day".

Swathes of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil are burning at a record rate.

Four people are injured as lightning strikes hit a tree at the season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta.